Poll: Favorite All Time Transfer

Who is your favorite All-Time Rutgers Transfer


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Mr. Magoo1

Heisman
Nov 15, 2001
15,519
16,370
113
The better question is worst transfers for hoops
He was a JUCO but mine might be Johnnie Blake. Came in with a supposed big time ability to shoot the 3. When he even could get one off at Rutgers, there was a higher chance he would shoot an air ball than make it.
 

ruman

All-American
Nov 30, 2001
12,466
9,123
98
He was a JUCO but mine might be Johnnie Blake. Came in with a supposed big time ability to shoot the 3. When he even could get one off at Rutgers, there was a higher chance he would shoot an air ball than make it.
Co champ with Souf Mesah - still can’t figure that one out.
 

RU848789

Heisman
Jul 27, 2001
65,427
44,445
113
Best 3-point shooter in the history of college hoops (60% reportedly) and only RU sniffed out his talent and brought him in. The legendary Johnnie Blake.
 

RU848789

Heisman
Jul 27, 2001
65,427
44,445
113
He was a JUCO but mine might be Johnnie Blake. Came in with a supposed big time ability to shoot the 3. When he even could get one off at Rutgers, there was a higher chance he would shoot an air ball than make it.
holy crap - didn't see your post before posting mine, lol...
 

rufeelinit

All-Conference
May 16, 2010
12,647
4,351
0
I throw a vote in for one of our own. Doug Adkins. I think Hughes was certainly the best for basketball. Doug was a solid contributor in FB after coming over from Colorado.
 
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